RESULT
Group B, Cardiff, July 29, 2012, Clydesdale Bank 40
| Ovs | Scotland | Glamorgan |
|---|---|---|
1 | 5/0(5 runs, 0 wkt) Bowler: James Harris 1 • • • 4 • RR: 5.00 | 1/0(1 run, 0 wkt) Bowler: Alasdair Evans • • • • 1 • RR: 1.00 • RRR:
3.87 • Runs req: 151 • Balls rem: 234 |
2 | 11/0(6 runs, 0 wkt) | 12/0(11 runs, 0 wkt) |
3 | 17/0(6 runs, 0 wkt) | 16/0(4 runs, 0 wkt) |
4 | 21/0(4 runs, 0 wkt) | 22/0(6 runs, 0 wkt) |
5 | 25/0(4 runs, 0 wkt) | 23/0(1 run, 0 wkt) |
6 | 27/1(2 runs, 1 wkt) | 40/0(17 runs, 0 wkt) |
7 | 29/1(2 runs, 0 wkt) | 46/0(6 runs, 0 wkt) |
8 | 34/1(5 runs, 0 wkt) | 63/0(17 runs, 0 wkt) |
9 | 37/1(3 runs, 0 wkt) | 65/0(2 runs, 0 wkt) |
10 | 41/2(4 runs, 1 wkt) | 74/1(9 runs, 1 wkt) |
11 | 45/3(4 runs, 1 wkt) | 77/1(3 runs, 0 wkt) |
12 | 46/3(1 run, 0 wkt) | 84/1(7 runs, 0 wkt) |
13 | 50/3(4 runs, 0 wkt) | 87/1(3 runs, 0 wkt) |
14 | 51/4(1 run, 1 wkt) | 91/2(4 runs, 1 wkt) |
15 | 54/4(3 runs, 0 wkt) | 94/2(3 runs, 0 wkt) |
16 | 54/5(0 runs, 1 wkt) | 97/2(3 runs, 0 wkt) |
17 | 58/5(4 runs, 0 wkt) | 100/2(3 runs, 0 wkt) |
18 | 60/5(2 runs, 0 wkt) | 101/2(1 run, 0 wkt) |
19 | 60/5(0 runs, 0 wkt) | 103/2(2 runs, 0 wkt) |
20 | 62/5(2 runs, 0 wkt) | 104/2(1 run, 0 wkt) |
21 | 72/5(10 runs, 0 wkt) | 114/2(10 runs, 0 wkt) |
22 | 77/5(5 runs, 0 wkt) | 121/2(7 runs, 0 wkt) |
23 | 78/5(1 run, 0 wkt) | 122/2(1 run, 0 wkt) |
24 | 85/5(7 runs, 0 wkt) | 127/2(5 runs, 0 wkt) |
25 | 85/5(0 runs, 0 wkt) | 131/2(4 runs, 0 wkt) |
26 | 89/5(4 runs, 0 wkt) | 140/2(9 runs, 0 wkt) |
27 | 91/5(2 runs, 0 wkt) | 140/2(0 runs, 0 wkt) |
28 | 95/5(4 runs, 0 wkt) | 154/2(14 runs, 0 wkt) |
29 | 98/5(3 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
30 | 104/5(6 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
31 | 109/5(5 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
32 | 114/5(5 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
33 | 118/5(4 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
34 | 122/5(4 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
35 | 124/7(2 runs, 2 wkts) | - |
36 | 126/7(2 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
37 | 135/7(9 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
38 | 141/7(6 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
39 | 147/7(6 runs, 0 wkt) | - |
40 | 151/9(4 runs, 2 wkts) | - |
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